Feature adaptation of the anime that includes the major countries of World War II as characters. A host of new countries, including Poland (voice of Kazutada Tanaka) and Switzerland (Romi Pak), join the action as a group known as the Pictorians arrive from space and set about turning everything on Earth to the colour white. The Axis Powers, led by Germany (Hiroki Yasumoto), and the Allied Forces, led by America (Ai Iwamura) and the United Kingdom (Noriaki Sugiyama), may have to take a break from fighting each other to team up against a formidable new enemy. Will they also learn something valuable in the process?

The complete seasons 1-4 of the anime that features the major countries of World War II as characters. Using comedy and satire to portray well known historical events, the series represents the political and military actions between countries as those of social or romantic interactions between the main characters. Among the international dramas brought to life in the series are a game of catch between Canada (voice of Konishi Katsuyuki) and America (Ai Iwamura) that leads to unexpectedly chaotic results, the blossoming relationship between Greece (Atsushi Kousaka) and Japan (Hiroki Takahashi) and France (Masaya Onosaka) taking sweet but innocent Italy (Daisuke Namikawa) to one side to explain some rather delicate matters.

Feature-length anime based on the manga series by Masashi Kishimoto. The film follows young Boruto (voice of Yuko Sanpei) as he is trained by Sasuke Uchiha (Noriaki Sugiyama) in the hope that he will one day be a greater hero than his father Naruto Uzumaki (Junko Takeuchi), the Seventh Hokage of the Hidden Leaf Village, who spends little time with his family. Shortly after an argument between Boruto and his dad, Naruto sacrifices himself to the evil Momoshiki (Daisuke Namikawa) and Kinshiki (Hiroki Yasumoto), descendants of the Otsutsuki clan, in order to save his son, leaving Boruto to join forces with Sasuke and their allies to defeat the enemy and repair his relationship with his father.

Feature-length anime based on the manga series by Masashi Kishimoto. The film follows young Boruto (voice of Yuko Sanpei) as he is trained by Sasuke Uchiha (Noriaki Sugiyama) in the hope that he will one day be a greater hero than his father Naruto Uzumaki (Junko Takeuchi), the Seventh Hokage of the Hidden Leaf Village, who spends little time with his family. Shortly after an argument between Boruto and his dad, Naruto sacrifices himself to the evil Momoshiki (Daisuke Namikawa) and Kinshiki (Hiroki Yasumoto), descendants of the Otsutsuki clan, in order to save his son, leaving Boruto to join forces with Sasuke and their allies to defeat the enemy and repair his relationship with his father.

The complete fourth season of the anime that features the major countries of World War II as characters. Using comedy and satire to portray well known historical events, the series represents the political and military actions between countries as those of social or romantic interactions between the main characters. In this series the relationship between Greece (voice of Atsushi Kousaka) and Japan (Hiroki Takahashi) continues to blossom, while France (Masaya Onosaka) is forced to explain some rather delicate matters to sweet but innocent Italy (Daisuke Namikawa).

Episodes 165-175 of the anime series following the adventures of a young girl who is determined to join an organisation of wizards. Membership of the organisation known as 'Fairy Tail' is Lucy Heartfilia (voice of Aya Hirano)'s goal when she runs away from home. A boy she meets in a nearby town, Natsu Dragneel (Tetsuya Kakihara), and his talking cat, Happy (Rie Kugimiya), appear to offer a way in to the powerful guild. Can she realise her dreams and become a wizard to be reckoned with? The episodes are: 'Hatred at Nightfall', 'Pandemonium', '100 Against 1', 'Laxus Vs Alexei', 'Wendy Vs Shelia', 'Small Fists', 'Naval Battle', 'A Parfum for You', 'Battle of Dragon Slayers!', 'Four Dragons' and 'Natsu Vs the Twin Dragons'.